Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1865 – No. 6

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✨ Land Sales and Depasturing Licenses

RETURN OF ALL LANDS SOLD AT THE WASTE LANDS OFFICE AT AUCKLAND FROM 1ST TO 31ST DECEMBER, 1864, INCLUSIVE.

Date.	Name of Purchaser.	Locality.	Lot.	Contents.	Amount Paid.
					L. O. £ s. d.
1	Howett, Charles	Matawherohia	part 11	A. n. P.	40 0 0 0
3	Dinnin, Michael	Ruarangi	part 98		80 0 0 0
	McRitchie, Charles Elder	Ditto	ditto		40 0 0 0
6	King, William A.	Matawherohia	part 9		40 0 0 0
	Potoky, Francis	Puhoi	45 and parts 46 47		102 0 0 0
10	Simpson, James	Matakana Village	131, 158, 159		17 3 3 0
13	McMahon, William	Awitu	part 11		60 0 0 0
14	Winks, Jonathan	Omara	87 and part 86		80 0 0 0
15	McCaskill, Donald	Ditto	part 86		40 0 0 0
	Watson, John	Matakohe	part 155		40 0 0 0
17	Henry, Smith	Omaru	part 80		40 0 0 0
	Maher, Daniel	Ditto	part 3		60 0 0 0
19	Liddle, Thomas	Ruatangata	parts 8 and 9		91 0 0 0
	Haddock, Thomas	Ruarangi	part 82		36 0 0 0
21	Morgan, Fanny	Hikurangi	part 23		58 0 0 0
	Braton, John	Ruarangi	part 97		140 0 0 0
24	Johnston, John T.	Graham's Town	21, 110		0 3 0 0
	Troup, J. Iglesden	Ditto	125, 127		0 2 0 0
	Webb, Alfred Russell	Ditto	191		0 2 0 0
	Andrews, Charles George	Ditto	207, 220		1 2 0 0
	Webb, Alfred Russell	Ditto	55 85		1 2 0 0
	Broughton, William	Oruawharo	part 61		51 0 0 0
	Johnson, John S.	Komokoriki	10		80 0 0 0
			Totals	1100 2 3	1031 151 0 0

DEPASTURING LICENSES.

R. Daere, Assessment on Stock, ... ... ... ... £1 17 6
Mrs. Chalton, do., ... ... ... ... 3 13 6

£5 11 0

H. N. WARNER,
Deputy Waste Lands Commissioner.

Printed under the authority of the Government of the Province of Auckland, by WILLIAM H. J. SAPPERS,
Shortland Crescent, Auckland, Printer to the Provincial Government.

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VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1865, No 6

After Parliament moved to Wellington in 1865, the Auckland Provincial Council sat in General Assembly House (depicted).

It was nicknamed the 'Shedifice' as it was large and drafty, with a leaking roof. First premier Henry Sewell described it as 'a great wooden barnshaped affair, which might serve for a Hospital, a Jail, or a Barrack'.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🗺️ Return of All Lands Sold at the Waste Lands Office at Auckland (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsLand sales, Auckland, Waste Lands Office, December 1864
👱🏽 Names

22 names identified

Charles Howett, Purchased land in Matawherohia
Michael Dinnin, Purchased land in Ruarangi
Charles Elder McRitchie, Purchased land in Ruarangi
William A. King, Purchased land in Matawherohia
Francis Potoky, Purchased land in Puhoi
James Simpson, Purchased land in Matakana Village
William McMahon, Purchased land in Awitu
Jonathan Winks, Purchased land in Omara
Donald McCaskill, Purchased land in Omara
John Watson, Purchased land in Matakohe
Smith Henry, Purchased land in Omaru
Daniel Maher, Purchased land in Omaru
Thomas Liddle, Purchased land in Ruatangata
Thomas Haddock, Purchased land in Ruarangi
Fanny Morgan, Purchased land in Hikurangi
John Braton, Purchased land in Ruarangi
John T. Johnston, Purchased land in Graham’s Town
J. Iglesden Troup, Purchased land in Graham’s Town
Alfred Russell Webb, Purchased land in Graham’s Town
Charles George Andrews, Purchased land in Graham’s Town
William Broughton, Purchased land in Oruawharo
John S. Johnson, Purchased land in Komokoriki

👩‍💼 Officials

H. N. Warner, Deputy Waste Lands Commissioner

🌾 Depasturing Licenses

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsLicenses, Stock, Assessment, Auckland
👱🏽 Names

R. Daere, Assessment on Stock
Chalton (Mrs.), Assessment on Stock

👩‍💼 Officials

H. N. Warner, Deputy Waste Lands Commissioner

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